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This is an online group and will the delivered via MS Teams.
Parenting SEN children when separated’ 6-week programme is specifically tailored to help separated parents navigate the complexities of co-parenting and provide the best possible support for their SEND child. This is a valuable opportunity to enhance co-parenting skills, support children’s development and build a strong foundation for the future.
Please indicate which session you would like to attend
To book a place please use our online referral form, or for further information please call 0204 522 8700 / 0204 522 8699 or email services@familylives.org.uk.
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